>> i haven't really thought in too much detail about it. >> for nick foles and the eagles, that moment is the super bowl and the truth comes tonight. super bowl lii brings us the ending to this unbelievable ride. >> it's one thing to be excited to be here, but we understand it's unfinished business. >> there it is. the ultimate prize.

the vince lombardi trophy. and tonight the eagles are hoping to wrestle it from the spending super bowl champions, the patriots. the stage as minneapolis game day is here. the long wait is almost over. for generations of eagles fans that will hold a special place as the world watches. it is sunday morning, let us kick off our coverage. our starter bob brooks is live with security in philadelphia. jeannette reyes is with fans and trish hartman is on the super bowl shopping. >> ducis rodgers, jamie apody, sarah bloomquist are all in minnesota. look for their reports coming up later today on action news. let's take you live sky 6hd overlooking the philadelphia skyline proudly decked in green as the city gets behind our eagles. >> first chris sowers with the super bowl accuweather forecast.

a lot of rain today. people better have their umbrellas handy. >> periods of rain, some of it heavy at times. yesterday afternoon the computer modeling came in and it pushed the moisture in a little earlier than what we saw yesterday and it also has a little colder air in place than what we were looking at yesterday. a winter weather advisory for some far western counts. life stuff, just flurries at the moment but there's another band to the west that will get into our far western counties probably within the next hour or so. so because the moisture has arrived a little bit earlier than anticipated, again temperatures are colder, it's going to fall in the form of snow, it will get over to rain by late morning. it could be snowing light to moderately in these areas here. a minor accumulation is possible, a coating to an inch

in these far western counties. you can see the temperatures are down well below freezing. 26 in kutztown, new holland 29, potttown 29, quaker tps town 26 degrees. the numbers well below freezing and we're seeing below freezing numbers south and east as well. but all of these numbers will moderate quickly as the winds shift over the ocean. the slug of moisture out to the west, all of that marching east and it starts to get in here by late morning. so for philadelphia the immediate i-95 corridor, rain developing around midday, it's an all-rain event for the city. 44 degrees is the forecasted high. when i come back i'll break everything down for you, i'll show you what areas could see the snow and when it moves out of here in the accuweather 7-day

forecast. >> here we are. the final chapter in this fairy tale season is revealed tonight. >> for some it is unreal. for many people no carson wentz, no jeez -- jason peters, at one point no field goal kicker in a game no problem. those are just some of the massive hurdles the eagles team has had to get to super bowl lii. >> reporter: it is game day in just a few hours the players will be inside the building behind me. we asked the players what would be like to be on the field in this moment umental game. >> we get a chance to go out and show the world we'll be the only game on tv, our chance to show the borld that this team is capable of doing. >> we're just going out there having fun. we don't know what we don't know. so we're going out there having

fun, really looking forward to this opportunity. it's going to be a great game. >> we're excited. it's what it's all about. it's been a long time since we've been here. we're fortunate to be here. >> telling younger players cherish this stuff. especially a rookie six months ago he wasn't on a team and now he's at the super bowl. take full advantage and be appreciative. >> reporter: all week long coach has been stressing to his players to seize this moment. with the birds at the super bowl, i'm, channel 6 action news. >> minneapolis is a 17-hour drive from philadelphia, win or lose, police are set for the aftershocks. >> police and the city leaders have rolled out their own game plan to hand this will all. bob brooks continues our coverage live from center city. the city will be on fire either way the outcome goes in the

game. >> reporter: no doubt about it we certainly hope it's the most fire it can be. after a win. you can see here city hall these are many hot spots police want to keep an eye on. i will say people are not being discouraged to celebrate, but they are being told don't cause any damage or you will be dealt with. i want to bring up a video police say hot spots around, cottman, frankfurt. police spoke with him earlier this week. there's a plan for no damage. they will not be greasing poles in town rather they have a different plan. the commissioner doesn't want to sound negative and discourage celebration after a big win. >> we will be ready. we will be out there with a sizeable contingent of officers

that will be seen by most and we will make every effort to know that we are about business, but we are still about the business of allowing people to celebrate as long as it's done peacefully. >> reporter: now to parking restrictions. they're going to go into effect at 2:00 p.m. today and they will be in effect until tomorrow morning 3:00 a.m. that is no park frg arch to pajs around city hall, from dicken son of oregon avenue. no parking on either sides of the street. median parking as well. no parking in the middle of the street until 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. bob brooks channel 6 action news. >> action news reporter jeannette reyes live at the may fair diner. you're up the road from frankfurt and cottman. >> reporter: this is exactly the area that bob was referring to as far as where the crowds

gathered a couple of weeks ago. imagine that, i don't know, five or six times, as many crowds. especially if the eagles win the game. this diner kind of a go-to spot for fans, a proximity to where the crowds gather has a lot to do with it. you'll see people strictling in as the -- trickling in as the morning progresses. and there was a little bit of excitement, only a few arrests. what is it about the diner? >> all the good food. the best waitresses in the city. >> it's just been here for so long. it's a landmark. >> i can't believe they won. i'm like stunned. if they can do that, this he -- they can do this too.

they can definitely take new england. >> reporter: if you are headed this way, you should call ahead of time if you have a haert that's more than 20 or so. so it will definitely get packed, essentially as we get closer to kickoff. >> we have a cheerleader there. we love it. thank you. >> we want you to keep sharing your eagles pride with us and tell us about any special memories you've had and these are some of the pictures you've already sent us. i love that pomeranian there. >> use our #6abc deposition action. >> just before before kickoff on action news tonight. >> the moment our game ends, our team will be on the air right

here on 6abc. keep it here for extensive post game coverage catch it all on action news at 11:00 and then sports news sunday. >> and then catch a quick nap and grab coffee and tune into action news at a special time. we'll be back on the air at 4:00 a.m. matt, tam, david and karen continue our eagles super bowl coverage. >> your time now 6:10 if you're just waking up with us on a sunday morning. we've got much more eagles coverage to come. >> including the eagles final walk-through for the biggest game of their lives. and you will hear from head coach doug pederson. >> get the umbrellas ready we've got a steady, soaking driving rain heading this way later this afternoon. i'll time it all out for you with future tracker 6 when we come right back. beyond is a natural pet food

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super bowl sunday. >> we were joking around on the break. the radar is going to look as green as this tie. everything still seems to be pretty much on par as to what we were thinking yesterday corresponding this rain. the timing still -- concerning this rain. the timing still looks good. the only fly in the ointment you can say we have a little bit colder air in the western suburbs, so with the moisture arriving a tad bit earlier, it could initially begin to snow

and then go over to rain. there could be a minor accumulation. in the meantime for the i-95 corridor, pregame party, rain heavy at times, 42 degrees. during the game, same thing, rain heavy at times. 44 degrees and just as the game is coming to an end, most of the rain should be winding down. at that point temperatures begin to crash down into the 30s and we start to see the winds pick up out of the northwest at 15-25 miles per hour. tomorrow morning we will have blustery wind chills around the region. 30s showing up for just about everywhere. you have to remember the freezing mark is right here. so if you're below freezing as that moisture comes in, there could be slick spots out there across the far western counties. south and east a lot of these numbers are going to climb quickly. out in through here that cold may hang tough cause problems. this first batch causing a brief snow shower getting into

allentown, bethlehem, all of that pushing north eastward. that second round pushing through south central pennsylvania, harrisburg, even as far north as williamsport starting to see light snow. stopping the clock around midday. light snow, very light snow for the far western suburbs, lancaster, reading, potts tps town, allentown. but look how quickly this rain marches to the north. by 4:00 it's raining everywhere. that rain is heavy at times during the game. that is rain coming down in sheets around that will continue through about 9:30 or 10:00 this evening and it comes to end from west to east. by 11:00 most of the area is clear. by that points the winds have shifted we're starting to dry and temperatures are crashing and wind chills will start to be

an issue after midnight. rain begins around midday. it may briefly start as a wintry mix or snow north and west of the city. pottstown, quakertown, points north and west of there. heavy driving rains this evening, ending between 9:30 to 11:30 from west to east. this map pretty much looks the same as what we had yesterday. there could be a coating to an inch initially and that quickly washes away. 2-4 inches for the poconos. the only concern would be between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. we could see slick spots in these counties. otherwise you're looking at a cold driving rain for today. wilmington 44, trenton 46. these are late-day highs. millville 49, cape may 48. and overnight tonight rain this evening, it will be ending after

midnight, clearing it will turn blustery, 32 in philadelphia, millville 32 and cape may 33. and here come those icy cold wind chills. 14 in philadelphia -5 in the poconos. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. a steady driving rain today, 44. breezy and colder for tomorrow, 44. the next system arrives during the week, temperatures are mild so that too is rain. nydia? >> before you dig into your super bowl parties, head to the philadelphia auto show which ends later today at the philadelphia convention center. looking for fun? how about this ford simulator. our melissa magee got. or a jeep terrain where -- and the super car show is a rare chance to see not one but two in person. a combined worth of more than

$7.5 million. >> we're going to have a bergati run. that's the reason for going to the show right there. >> there are 700 square miles, cars and exhibitions for miles and miles. we'll be right back.

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us. it is 6:24. three words, super bowl win. the eagles and their fans, they want that really bad today. they're celebrating the call to the hall for former famous

eagles. here's jeff skversky. >> reporter: finally, it is super bowl sunday. the eagles the winningest team without a super bowl trophy can end the drought tonight at 6:30 against the patriots. the eagles wake uch this morn g mornimorning after a final walk-through. they got a pep talk from brett favre as they get set for the patriots tonight in super bowl lii. being out here on this field, the players can see it. they can feel it, so you have to wonder when they went to bed last night, what's the nerves of your head coach. >> hopefully it's like i was going into the minnesota game. i'm at peace, i can sleep well. i know the team's prepared. we've exhausted everything in practice, studied the film, the whole thing. so at that point you just, you know, you try to get as much

rest as you can the night before, kind of free your mind just a bit. and the players are the same way. >> brian dawkins said it could be electric. he and the terrell owens finally made the hall of fame. dawkins says his family gets emotional last night. his daughter even cried. jamie apody goes one on one with weapon x. >> reporter: congratulations. what was your reaction when you got the call? >> obviously i was surprised, but i kind of felt it. i really did. i felt it this time around. and i was in there with my family, my wife, my kids, my daughter was crying. so it was an emotional thing. but i just was a blessing. it was a humbling thing for me to be able to receive this on behalf of so many people. like i said there are so many people that have helped me and

you fans, man. dog, you guys enjoy this weekend. >> what does it mean to you to get elected to the hall of fame the night before your eagles are playing in the super bowl. >> this is going to be an electric weekend. it is. it is. i'm not a guaranteer dude. i don't do that. there's going to be some celebration this is weekend. >> t.o. catches a spot in canton as well. he led the eagles to their last super bowl trip in 2004. they will be enshrined in august. owens says his biggest regret not leading the eagles to a super bowl. that drought can end tonight. >> it's going to be a long day. so wawa is offering free coffee all across our area on this super bowl sunday. the offer is only good until

kickoff at 6:30 p.m. any size you want is on the house. wawa is a proud partner of the eagles. we'll be right back.

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zblz. >> we are counting down to kickoff and eagles fans are ready to role. i'm gray hall alongside nydia han. >> we have got your teamworking the huge story the birds finally could win the super bowl. bob brooks, trish hartman, jeannette reyes. but first we go to chris sowers with the wet forecast. >> it will be coming in in buckets a good old fashioned super bowl rain storm around the delaware and lehigh valleys. right now it's actually snowing across portions of central pennsylvania. the precipitation arrived a little earlier than anticipated. that's part of the reason why we're seeing this snow through state column eledge, all those area areas seeing a little bit of snow. nobody is seeing snow or flurry activity in the immediate philadelphia area. that may change over the next couple of hours.

temperatures are cold enough. this is part of the reason why the national weather service has issued a winter weather advisory for the far western counties becaus is arriving a little bit earlier than anticipated and we're down into the 20s now. quakertown 27, pottstown 29, lake harmony 28 degrees. by the time the moisture gets this far east, the numbers will be up into the 40s. no issues for frozen precipitation for philadelphia. we're quiet through mid morning and that precip arrives midday around philadelphia and later this afternoon through the evening hours it will be coming down again in sheets. heavy, driving, soaking rains from let's say 2:00 on. most of this precipitation ending between 9:30 and 11:00 this evening. so looking ahead here, heavy rain this afternoon. the evening could begin as a

period of very light snow for the far western suburbs but that's going go right over to rain quickly. maybe get an hour's worth of mixed precip there. it turns much colder too many. i'll have all -- tomorrow. i'll have all the details with the accuweather forecast. >> all right, chris. thank you. so many people have their super bowl parties and that means making a mad dash to the supermarket right now. >> trish hartman is live at the supermarket in burlington, new jersey. hi, trish. >> reporter: yeah. we opened here at 6:00 a.m. there were a lot of employees here before that and there are some shoppers here already before the crowds get here. we are near the bakery. they are busy. they are keeping everything stocked, getting ready for the big super bowl crowds. home made deserts are here,

there's a wing bar back near the deli. dozens of party trays are being made and picked up today. we were here before the store was opened and employees were here setting up balloons, stocking displays, cakes and cookies made from scratch are front and center. all eagles themes. stromboli are popular. a busy day for grocery store. they say they are ready for the rush, have been working through the night. catering orders going out. pickup and delivery the managers has said business has been up between 10% and 12% so the he's also super bowl trip has meant big business. shop right is open until 11:00 tonight. we're live in new jersey, trish hartman, channel 6 action news.

>> i can use more chips and salsa. >> jeannette reyes live at the mayfair diner. >> what's the atmosphere before the game tonight? >> reporter: i think a lot of people are excited, even this morning. we have some people yelling out the eagles chant. i mean this is what, 6:30 in the morning? so you can imagine that excitement to only increase as the hours go by. especially as we get closer to kickoff. someone who was making their passion and love for the eagles fan or the eagles team known was jessica here behind me. jessica is really excited. i think that's an understatement. >> you came a really long way. >> i'm coming from california. >> reporter: what brought you here and why are you there? >> so i'm originally from philadelphia. i came here because i could not watch the eagles win the super bowl any but philadelphia.

so i'm so excited. i cannot wait. >> reporter: so it was pretty tough for you to watch them beat the vikings and the celebrations that were going on and that's how this idea came about, right? >> yes. i had to watch it in california and i had to listen to a lot of people talk a lot of smack on us. but i'm here. i'm ready to go. >> reporter: okay. now the big question is, i asked you this earlier. what will you be doing once the eagles win the super bowl this evening? >> i will definitely be at frankfort and cottman and we will be celebrating. >> reporter: you know they're not greasing the lightpoles. we're doing something else. >> yeah i know. we're going make it happen. >> reporter: she's one of many. we'll be here all morning long. we'll probably be getting some food and coffee later and i think much, much later there will be a lot of maybe celebrations later on this evening. reporting live in mayfair,

jeannette reyes, channel 6 action news. >> action news reporter bob brooks continuing our coverage in center city. no matter the outcome fans are going to be emotional. >> police are urging fans to behave no matter what the final score is, right? >> reporter: yeah, nydia and gray, absolutely. we also happened after the nfc championship game. huge crowds all over the city. police think they're going to be even bigger. they have a warning to people. they want you to come here, they want you to enjoy the moment. but they say do not cause any trouble. these were the massive crowds after the nfc championship game. as expected they formed in notorious city hot spots. with an eagles win tonight, police say these crowds are going to be much bigger. earlier this week, the police commissioner gave a clear message. >> clearly assault, destruction

of property will be dealt with swiftly. we're going to move in and handle those situations. we will not tolerate that throughuate this city. >> reporter: but in the same breath, police are encouraging celebration. after all a win tonight in the super bowl would be a first for the city. >> we will be ready. we will be out there with a sizeable contingent of officers that will been seen by most and we will make every effort to know we are about business but we are still about the business of allowing people to celebrate as long as it's done peacefully. >> reporter: the commissioner wouldn't go into too many details, but he did say they will not be greasing poles. he says they have another plan. also let's parking restrictions. they're going into effect at 2:00 p.m. today and they will be in effect until tomorrow morning at 3:00 a.m. that is no parking from arch to pine around city all. also from dickenson to oregon avenue. there is no parking on either side of the streets and median

parking as well. >> we will be in place obviously before the conclusion of the game, which we have to be. so again, we will be prepared for just about anything that occurs. >> reporter: okay. you hear the commissioner. they want you to come out here and enjoy the moment. just don't do it the wrong way. an also you can see here at city hall the barriers are already up, the parking restrictions take place 2:00 this afternoon. bob brooks, channel 6 action news. nydia, gray, back to you. >> thank you so much. we hope everyone celebrates but celebrates safely. >> have fun but be safe. 6:38 your time. we've got much more eagles coverage ahead on action news on a sunday morning. we'll take a closer look at how the love of the birds is portrayed on the small and the big screen. >> and the popular children's novel is turned into a musical and it's coming to the stage in philadelphia. >> let's take you live outside. sky 6hd giving you that

beautiful image right there. meteorologist chris sowers tracking some snow and rain, mostly rain in this area. his forecast after the break.

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>> keep those videos coming. 6:42 your time. super bowl sunday. meteorologist chris sowers tracking your forecast. a lot of rain in store. >> it doesn't look like it's going to be cooperate but everybody is in good spirits. we'll start you out with a beautiful shot here and all is quiet and dry out there this morning. the precipitation is still well out to the west. but it's going to move in pretty quickly by afternoon and once it

starts, expect just a pretty much nonstop soaking rain for most of the area. with that said we do have a winter weather advisory that has been issued for our far western counties. temperatures a little colder than what the models showed yesterday. the roadways could briefly turn icy but then all of this is going to go over to rain quickly here as the warm air starts to flood the area. 32 degrees, that's the magic number. we've got to get above that mark. we're pretty much there, slightly above that in south jersey and delaware. the far northwestern suburbs sitting around 29 or 30. colder to the west, somewhat milder to the southeast. here's a look at storm tracker 6 and the first band of moisture out to the west across south central pennsylvania getting into gettysburg, in new york seeing a bit of light snow, this will slide into the western counties the next couple of days or so. the wintry precipitation is

going to quickly go over to rain. 33 degrees, 32 right around those numbers by midday. light snow falling across the western counties. light rain for the 95 corridor. that rain-snow line moves all the way to the north. even the poconos probably mixing at that point. some kind of icy mix with sleet and freezing rain. it's all cold rain for the lie hee valley and points east. temperatures are in the mid 40s. we're starting out chilly but the numbers are going to quickly climb. by 8:00, as the super bowl is going on, we're seeing heavy soaking driving rains for the heart of the delaware valley indicated by these oranges and yellows. that continues through the 9:00 and everything shutting off from west to east. at that point the winds are shifting out. north west. temperatures begin to crash and we're going to wake up to

bluste blustery wild chills. you're going to need the umbrellas later on and also lots of ponding expected on area roadways. all of this ending between 9:30 and 11:00 this evening from west to east. initially it will start as light snow or wintry mix across the far western counties. could see a quick coating to an inch in this shade here. it would be northern portions of lehigh, and 2-4 inches fofr the poconos. even up into here maybe change to rain before ending. this is all going to wash away once you go over to rain. for today afternoon even and rain otherwise it's a milder today. we're forecasting 44 with a light breeze out of the south southwest. overnight tonight rain this evening, some of it heavy at times and clearing after midnight. 27 degrees outlying suburbs, 32 for center city. and here's what's going to greet

you on monday. wind chillness the teens and 20s. afternoon high temperatures 30s. tomorrow is a blustery day. breezy and colder for tomorrow with a high of 34. winds chills in the teens and 20s. tuesday seasonable high of 42. wednesday more rain 45 degrees. and thursday, friday, saturday it is turning colder again with high temperatures only in the 30s. so you'll definitely need the umbrella today. drive slowly on the roads. >> a lot of people will be on the roads chris. thank you. the eagles are in the spotlight of course in the super bowl tonight but they've been in the lime light before, not just on the field, but also in tv shows and movies. >> the passion and the team and its fans as told by actors, a favorite here kicks off our look. >> i am not bad bulk would you just stop with this already. >> what happened the first sunday when we got married when you insisted on watching the

game with me. >> they lost by six touchdowns. come and get your nachos. >> once the game starts we can't move from our spot. >> the claws did nothing. >> let's get this going. >> "the goldbergs" tramp around in their eagles colors and as you heard they are serious. they are a montgomery county family. seen each week here on 6abc. >> do you mind me asking how old you are? >> if you don't mind me asking you how old you are, coach. >> the eetion also have decided to invite one man to training camp. >> oh, yeah. there's that chant and we cannot forget mark wahlberg in

invisible and in real life we should mention wahlberg is a patriots fan. >> he was with me. we went for a run. there have been no games since pat and i have been rehearsing every day and if pat had been with me like he was supposed to, he wouldn't have gotten in fights, maybe the eagles beat the new york giants. >> do not mess with her. jennifer lawrence in "silver linings playbook." a big eagles fan in real life. that was a sampling for the love of the birds seen around the country and in some cases across the globe. >> in this look ahead we'll be live in minnesota on action news at 9:00 and noon and just before kickoff on action news at 5:00 tonight. >> our team will be on the air on 6abc.

keep it here. catch it all on action news at 11:00 and sports sunday and catch you a quick nap after that and grab some coffee and tune in to action news for a special time. our team will be on for you at 4:00 a.m. matt, tam, david, karen continue our coverage. we're on the side of food. oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach.

we're following some breaking news for you. south carolina an amtrak train has derailed after a collision with a freight train. we've learned two people are dead and more than 70 are injured. this right here what you're looking at, this is a picture of first responders in a staging area near the scene there in the city of case right outside of

columbia, south carolina. the amtrak train carrying 140 passengers was reportedly heading from new york to miami when it collided with the csx freight train. several of the amtrak cars derailed. but again the information we're getting in this morning, at least two people dead and dozens are injured. we're working to get you more information about this breaking news. as soon as we get them we'll pass it to you. a man is killed in a hail of gunfire and his family is hoping one of the dozens of people who saw it happen will come forward. here's rick williams. >> sandra chapman talks about her older brother as the glu to her family. she says her brother walter chapman was a fixture in the camden community. on friday night, april 14th. the 50-year-old was out at about 11:30. police were called to the scene after a spot spotter act -- shot

spotter activation alerted them to a possible shooting. he was taken to the hospital where he died an hour later. >> hurt. nobody care. >> reporter: the citizens crime commission is administering a $1,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of a person responsible. 215-546-tips. all calls will remain anonymous. for crime fighters i'm rick williams. channel 6 action news. >> doylestown native pink says she has dreamed of singing the national anthem for years and she as not going to let the flu stop her. she posted this picture on social media saying especially with the eagles, this is a dream come true. by the way, another star with a philadelphia connection, leslie

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>> 6:56 on this super bowl sunday and unfortunately we're tracking a super bowl storm. we have two areas of low pressure, light snow to the north, heavy rains to the south. this low eventually takes over, floods the region with warmer air this afternoon. periods of rain expected. it all begins right around midday or so and it will continue through the late evening hours. what you can expect here region by region. the poconos this is mainly snow which will eventually flip over to a wintry mix or even rain expect 2-4 inches. the lehigh valley will start out briefly with snow, maybe see a quick coating, maybe half inch or so and even there go over to rain pretty quickly. the i-95 metro area a steady

soaking rain. heavy rains later this afternoon. temperatures in the 40s. >> as many of you go to church this morning, you will likely be praying for an eagles win tonight. >> the team doesn't have to look far for faith. it all starts with the head coach and does not stop there. >> reporter: talking to a pastor's office and there's eagles memorabilia throughout. >> the first time an nfl player and kneeled down and prayed in the end zone. >> lusk was a backup running back in the eagles. after this 70-yard touchdown in 1977, he knelt in prayer. widely recognized as a first in the nfl. now he's one of two official pastors for this year's birds. lusk says the team has a burning faith and it starts with head coach doug pederson. >> he's very serious about his

faith and he's not the kind of guy that's going to be bible thrumping. you are not going to see him quote scripture but you see it in his life. >> what i've seen is the team kind of blossom from a bunch of guys that believe to men who are almost disciples of christ who are living out their culture. >> reporter: both pastors will keep this week's the same. >> the believe is in them and the person that they're going to have to wrestle is themselves. >> reporter: the eagles are once again underdogs and during his service on the eve of the super bowl, pastor lusk will focus on a story from the old testament. david and goliath. >> those of you who are listening, read the story.

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